Malware is a cloud-scale problem
The old downloadable signature file method of anti-malware protection is flawed in today’s era of cloud-scale malware threats, say a new generation of vendors. I caught up recently with Gerhard Eschelbeck, CTO of Webroot, to learn more.
Innovation discovered!
The key to achieving innovation, is to nurture today’s young talent, teaching new and creative methods
Software AG: clarifying the story. On being a Global company, an interview with Dr Peter Kuerpick
I wrote a post a few months back about Software AG’s acquisition of IDS Scheer in which I said the firm was increasingly vying with SAP for the position of German “national software champion”. I was subsequently invited to meet Dr Peter Kuerpick, the firm’s Chief Product Officer last week. First off he was at [...]
Friday Green Numbers round-up 06/18/2010
And here is this week’s Green numbers: BP oil spill costs hit $1.6bn | Business The cost of BP’s clean-up operation in the Gulf of Mexico has now hit $1.6bn (£1.1bn), but the final cost of the huge oil spill remains unquantifiable. tags: oilspill, bp, cleanup, clean-up, Gulf of Mexico, greennumbers Money trumps security in [...]
Can You Predict How Your Market Will Behave?
You can’t? And you call yourself a Marketer??? Granted, market modeling was never the traditional purview of marketers, but seeing how Markets have evolved, gotten so much more competitive and so much more saturated, I don’t know how you can pass up a chance to be smarter about the way your organization goes to market. [...]
Forget Slick: Reputation, Transparency, and Guts
It’s been a little while since I wrote about a Seth Godin post. ‘Bout time. Godin is a must-read for me, and all of his posts are pithy, relevant, and urgent to understand. Today’s subject is a brief post entitled simply, “Slick.” We all crave slick. In media, it is a signalling device for success [...]
Friday Rant: One Lady’s Mission: Can American Manufacturing Be Saved?
Editor’s note. Penned by Jason Busch and Lisa Reisman, this column originally appeared in the June print issue of Surplus Record. Because of the importance of the topic, we have reprinted it here.
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Friday Rant: The Supplier Management Fallout From BP (Part 1)
A week or two ago, I read a quote from an equity research analyst who said something to the effect that the biggest danger to BP in the Gulf oil spill disaster was “British” in its name. In other words, it’s far easier to point a finger at the culp…
